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Foreign technology and crypto-linked businesses increase Tivat’s compliance exposure

Tivat is attracting a new class of internationally mobile entrepreneurs alongside its established marina, property and hospitality investors. Corporate registrations linked to British political...

Self-balancing wind and BESS could reshape renewable project finance in Montenegro

Montenegro’s wind market is entering a new investment phase. The country has moved beyond proving that utility-scale wind farms can be built and operated. Krnovo,...

Why €/kWh is no longer enough: A Southeast Europe perspective on bankable battery storage procurement

Southeast Europe is entering a decisive phase of battery energy storage deployment. Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are...

Digital property administration improves transaction infrastructure

The Property Administration of Montenegro began electronic issuance of title and possession sheets on 10 July. Users of the eKatastar system can view documents, pay fees electronically and download...

Tourism capacity expands, but aviation execution remains exposed

Air Montenegro’s planned delivery of a fourth Embraer E195 encountered administrative and technical delays attributable to aircraft lessor TrueNoord. The aircraft, registered as 4O-AOI, is being taken under...

Customs revenue growth reflects resilient imports and stronger collection

Montenegro’s Customs Administration collected €675.9mn during the first half of 2026, an increase of €25.7mn, or approximately 4%, compared with the same period of 2025. Revenue was also...
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